Drag-Strip Racer
“He wasn’t fully satisfied, but he decided to call it quits for today. He felt exhausted and ready for a good, cool shower.
He was about to drive the Chevy up on the trailer when he received a visitor.
“Hi,” said a familiar voice.
“Dottie! Hi! I didn’t think you enjoyed drags that much.”
A light breeze fanned her hair. She was wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans that hinted at her nice figure. “I love them,”
she said. “What happened to the Chev?”
“The clutch blew. Had ...a new one put in.”
She frowned. “Who did the job? I know it wasn’t Rooster.”
“No. A mechanic who works for a friend of Dana’s did. I was going to call your dad but Dana thought I’d better not.”
“Why? Afraid Dad might let you go?” Dottie said, hitting Dana’s presumption right on the head.MoreLess
He was about to drive the Chevy up on the trailer when he received a visitor.
“Hi,” said a familiar voice.
“Dottie! Hi! I didn’t think you enjoyed drags that much.”
A light breeze fanned her hair. She was wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans that hinted at her nice figure. “I love them,”
she said. “What happened to the Chev?”
“The clutch blew. Had ...a new one put in.”
She frowned. “Who did the job? I know it wasn’t Rooster.”
“No. A mechanic who works for a friend of Dana’s did. I was going to call your dad but Dana thought I’d better not.”
“Why? Afraid Dad might let you go?” Dottie said, hitting Dana’s presumption right on the head.MoreLess
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